Ecotel Quinta Regia

The receptionist and hotel werw very friendly and helpful.

We stayed at this pleasant and relaxing hotel for 5 days while exploring the Mayan remains and cenotes in the area. The hotel was not busy during our stay, so we slept and breakfasted extremely well. Our room was large, comfortable and dimly lit, and looked out over lush green gardens. We never managed to have more than a tepid shower, but in the heat this didn’t really matter. A tip for future visitors - taxis from outside the town, eg Cancun airport, are always sent by their SatNavs to the rear entrance of the hotel and it is not obvious how to find reception from there, and they cannot drive from there to the front entrance due to the one-way street system! Just phone reception and they will guide you in.... The hotel is an easy walk into the centre of Valladolid, where there is plenty to see and eat.

It was a quick stop before heading to Chicen Itzá. Location is great room is spacious and short walk to the cenote

Hotel is nice, clean, quiet. Staff is lovely and very helpful. Hotel restaurant can serve good local food - comida tipico yucateca. Suggest eating outside under the palapa (thatched roof outdoor patio) rather than the stuffy dining room—just ask! The pool is pleasant and with the palapa, a nice place to have a drink and relax. Decent local restaurants in walking distance. La Selva is just a few blocks away. Try the panuchos—fantastic. And they make an excellent agua de chaya. I asked everywhere whether the ice was made with agua purificado, and yes, it is. Also recommend a little local place in an open air arcade with shops and restaurants just on the ne corner of the central square. Locheria el amigo Casiano. Nothing to look at, but cheap and good. The Mayan people are lovely!

The hotel was announced as something special and we went there full of hopes. When we arrive a queue of Asian blocked the room and only after a few minutes I realized that they were finished with checking in. The woman who was responsible for checking in didn’t say anything. That’s a pity. After walking through the Asian crowd I asked if they were finnished and if we could check in. We did. The room was nice with old furniture and we liked it much ( but it smelled a little bit, well l think old. The area around the hotel is awesome full with fantastic flowers and everything is more than nice. We had dinner in the restaurant there it was quite delicious but the menu was in Spanish and the waiter could only speak a few words English. The night there was not the best - you could listen everything what your neighbours or the people on the next floor did. Unfortunately we had some strange guys above our beds which started pulling chairs or something through the room at 3 am!!! It’s so keen-eared there ..we were happy when we could go and have breakfast and left totally tired. I know the staff can’t do anything against thin walls, but 5 start should offer more.

This is a large, older style sprawling property on the outskirts of town, popular with tour groups. Rooms are large and comfortable with efficient a/c and a balcony. The hotel is made up of several low-rise buildings set in attractive lush gardens, there's a swimming pool, a tennis court and an indoor/outdoor restaurant. Although on the outskirts, it's only a 10-12 minute easy flat walk to the town centre. A good option in Valladolid.

Nice room with balcony and overall clean. Nice outdoor areas with beautiful plants and flowers. Some nice staff. But: -Some staff (in the reception) was pretty nonchalant. -The television did not work. -A loud aircon that disturbed the sleep. -Barking dogs outside building. -A powercut for at least 2 hours with no information, service, compensation or anything. They put up a sign outside, but that was in spanish. -Almost no one of the staff speaks english. -Pretty expensive breakfast menu. -No towels in the room when we arrived. I have to say we had higher expectations of this place than this and unfortunately I can not really recommend it.

When I arrived at the hotel with a reservation number they told me that the room was sold out and that I needed to pay $20.00 us more. After i told them I will call Expeedia my reservation reappeared. The hotel is quaint, the grounds are kept and is a very secluded and quiet area of Valladolid. However the beds are lumpy, rooms are a" has been," but the rates are not!

We loved the hotel, it was set in beautiful gardens, lovely spacious rooms, very colonial decor. very clean and reasonably priced with friendly staff. and nice restaurant.

Everyone was very helpful. Quiet place, good food, great staff- approx 15 min walk to local town square and 10 min to Zach Cenote